Using Primitives in Learning From Observation
Using Primitives in Learning From Observation
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2000
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通讯作者:
C. Atkeson
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作者:
D. Bentivegna;C. Atkeson
This paper describes the use of motor primitives in robot learning from observation. Data is collected while a human performs a task. This data is parsed into small parts of the task called primitives. Modules are created for each primitive that encode the movements required during the performance of the primitive. Another module encodes when and where the low-level primitives are performed. A learning agent then uses these modules to perform the task. The feasibility of this method is currently being tested with an agent that is being taught to play a virtual and a hardware marble maze game and a virtual air hockey game. It is also being tested in teaching a humanoid robot to play air hockey against a human player.